Office of Governmental and Legislative Affairs

Office of Governmental and Legislative Affairs

About Us

The Office of Governmental and Legislative Affairs is an executive-level office contained within the Executive Office of the President. As a whole, the office is responsible for the implementation of the President's manifesto and for representing the Administration's interests in legislative and legal affairs.

The office is led by the Director of Legislative Affairs and its statutory membership includes the President, Vice President, Chief of Staff, and White House Counsel. At the discretion of the President, other members may be invited to join the Office of Governmental and Legislative Affairs. The day-to-day operations of the office are managed by the Director of Legislative Affairs and the White House Counsel who both hold CS-5 positions within the Chain of Command.
 

Who We Are

The current membership of the Office of Governmental and Legislative Affairs:

What We Do

The Governmental and Legislative Affairs Act 2025 outlines the statutory responsibilities of both the Director of Legislative Affairs and the White House Counsel. In addition to these responsibilities, the President may assign additional responsibilities to them and the rest of the Executive Office of the President. The main responsibilities of the Office of Governmental and Legislative Affairs are divided as follows:

DIRECTOR OF LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS CS-5

• Drafting and sponsorship of Government Legislation to the Legislative branch and overseeing the path of Government Legislation through the legislative process
• Drafting of secondary legislation on behalf of the Executive branch's Department and Office leaders and, if requested, the branch leaders of the Judicial branch and the Secret Service branch
• Advising the President on proclamation and vetoing of bills that have received a majority vote by the Legislative branch
• Establishment and oversight of working groups, consultation groups, and other advisory bodies created under their scope

WHITE HOUSE COUNSEL CS-5

• Management and oversight of anonymous submissions made to the Executive Office of the President
• Filing court requests and briefs with the courts when required to represent the interests of the Administration in hearings
• Providing legal counsel to members of the Executive Office of the President and members of the Federal Cabinet
   

Manifesto Checklist

Each Administration runs on a campaign platform which we style as a manifesto—this manifesto outlines the objectives of the Administration and serves as their electoral platform during an election. Upon being elected, the Office of Governmental and Legislative Affairs publicly tracks the manifesto progress of the Administration using the below manifesto checklist to ensure external accountability of the administration's reporting of their accomplishments.

Active Working Groups

The Office of Governmental and Legislative Affairs currently has 1 active Working Group. The membership of this Working Group is composed of various members of the White House to provide feedback of the Administration's Justice Reforms manifesto policy. The members of the Consultation Group were hand-selected by the President and Vice President based on experience in leadership and governance and policy development. The current members of the Judicial Reforms Working Group are displayed below:

Key Legislation

• Governmental and Legislative Affairs Act 2025
  • This Act establishes the Office of Governmental and Legislative Affairs into law.
• Legislation Act 2025
  • This Act establishes the process of legislation, statuses of law, common frameworks, and various other procedural elements of our legal system.
     

Contact Us

Chris dz? DIR. OF LEGIS. AFFAIRS CS-5 FOUNDER DSA VEC FSTH FCOS Director of Legislative Affairs, Executive Office of the President. Executive Branch, the Habbo White House. w: thehabbowh.org/EOP | thehabbowh.org/OoGLA

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